Ever wondered what the difference between mysql_fetch_array and mysql_fetch_assoc is? What about mysql_fetch_row? I’ve always used mysql_fetch_array, but, for debugging purposes, here’s what they all do: mysql_fetch_assoc returns an associative array of your field names eg $row['field_name_here'] mysql_fetch_row returns a numeric array eg $row[0] returns the first column, $row[1] returns the second column etc. – not a good idea as it makes...

The latest version of the WordPress eCards plugin brings some HTML5 form improvements. For example, the input fields are now properly validated using their input types: <input type=”text” name=”ecard_from” size=”30″ required autofocus /> This field is required, and receives automatic focus on page load. The email fields now require valid email addresses based on the type=”email” attribute: <input type=”email” name=”ecard_email_from”...